smartbox v5.0-pre
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An unmatched searching tool for web browsers, search for anything you want, search on anywhere you want.
Platform | Keyword |
---|---|
YouTube | ytb |
ggl | |
Android Developers | adox |
Bing | bng |
DuckDuckGo | dckgo |
Yahoo | yaho |
Iconfinder | iconf |
rddt | |
GitHub | gthb |
[
{
"name": "xmpl",
"desc": "example",
"url": "https://example.com/search/?q={%query%}",
}
]
Simple to search on whatever you want.
@ <keyword> <search_query>
keyword: is the short version of the web site's name. search_query: search query, nothing special. Just I need to mention here it'll be encoded.
Simple to change default search engine.
@ !<keyword>
Adding search engine to smartbox is simple. Please just type:
@ +<keyword> <site_name> <url>
keyword: is the short-name of the web site site_name: is the name of the web site url: can be similar to this one: "https://example.com/search?q="
Removing a search engine from database as simple as adding one. Please just type:
@ -<keyword>
keyword: is the short-name of the web site.
There're 2 options you can try to list all of them. The first one is:
@ .
You can list just specific amount of them by typing "?".
The other one is my favorite. You can quickly review what's available in comma seperated form. Try:
@ ...
Which one is better?
Importing, easily pasting prepared JSON array of search engines...
@ <= <json_array>
Exporting, easly while on omnibox. :D
@ >=
Adding array of search engines, it's now easier. :D
@ +<= <json_array>
- Ability to make default search engine...
- Storing changes locally. (Finally)
- Importing, Exporting and Adding sites (Experimental, but yes :D)
- General improvements and fixes.
- Search alogrithm improved and fixed some problems...
- Fixed single add entry statement, now you can set the name anything you want (If it includes space wrap it via ("/'))